| About Ken Goldstein: |
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Ken Goldstein has been working in nonprofits and local government agencies since 1989. His many years of senior management experience includes: Executive Director of Sustainable San Mateo County, Assistant Director of EHC LifeBuilders, Silicon Valley Director of CompassPoint Nonprofit Services, and Director of Online Community Development for HandsNet. He has also served on the Board of Directors of Future Families. Since founding Goldstein Consulting in December of 2003, Ken has served five organizations as an Interim Executive Director, managing nonprofits through transitions, mergers, and turn-arounds. Ken has also facilitated strategic planning processes, taught fundraising and nonprofit management workshops, raised nearly $4 million in grants, and performed other contract consulting work. Ken has recently become an affiliate member of the Fund Builders Alliance consulting group. He has a Master of Public Policy and Administration from CSU Sacramento and a BA in Politics from UC Santa Cruz. | I only accept clients and projects that I believe in. When I accept your assignment, your mission becomes my mission and I am committed to your success. |
| About Goldstein Consulting: |
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Services offered include:
Rates: I generally charge an hourly rate for most services that I discount for small, newer nonprofit organizations. Rates are fair and competitive. Geographic Limitations: For most consulting assignments, the work must done locally to Silicon Valley, Santa Cruz, or SF Bay Area. Trainings and single-day facilitation assignments can be arranged throughout California.
| If you are interested in retaining my services, you may contact me at ken at goldstein.net. Please also check out my blog, my LinkedIn profile, and follow me on Twitter!
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| Publications and Additional Information: |
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Introduction to Fund Development Planning Learn to limit your "crisis fundraising," build flexibility into your finances, increase board involvement, and use your time more productively. Each chapter of this 60-page workbook contains exercises to help you gain control of your organization's future. |
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